Lest say you have 2 coconuts One is made of typical Matter and

E=mc^2

Is this a serious question?

>>8654573
How do you make things out of Anti matter

>>8654589
yes, what is wrong with the question?

>>8654591
Assume that there is a small secluded part of the universe that has an antimatter galaxy.

There is an antimatter earth, and there you find an anti matter coconut. You then go into empty space and touch both coconuts together

>>8654595
As you push them together, the parts that touch create an explosion of such magnitude that the remaining pieces are blasted off into space at 10% of light speed until they eventually collide with something or lose momentum over a lot of time. The antimatter parts continue to collide with space dust on its way in a spectacular show of fireworks until nothing is left. The remainders of the normal matter coconuts are then carefully collected and valued as a rare delicacy.

>>8654592
It converts to energy with a 100% efficiency rate.

1 gram of anti-matter has enough energy to equal roughly 42 kilotons of TNT, or 3 Hiroshima bombs

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>>8654609
>100% efficiency rate

>>8654614
It is, bro

Fuck these nerds it would probably look like a coconut but the flesh and milk would be like coconut/almondyish

>>8654626
...that isn't the question. anti-matter and matter convert 100% of their mass into energy.

The scattered anti-matter atoms would still react when they hit other atoms...

>>8654617
as soon as the reaction begins it would scatter the atoms before 100% of them could react. Unless you have a vessel that can contain both matter and antimatter and withstand the resulting explosion.

With out an outside force forcing them to interact some way, they'd just barely touch each other before blowing away. Like an antimatter leidenfrost effect.

>>8654636
Holy shit you are pants on head retarded.

100% of the atoms would react regardless. The explosion might be different than a conventional explosion but the anti-atoms would still touch and react with other normal atoms in the atmosphere.

The anti-matter atoms wouldn't just magically become non reactive if they didn't react in the initial explosion.

Holy fuck you are stupid.

>>8654640
atmosphere?

It's not gay if nuts don't touch, but yours did, so GAAAAAYYYYYYYYY!

>>8654595
How do you pick up the antimatter coconut?

>>8654644
Yes, you know the one we have here on here. It is filled with atoms and molecules.

The atoms in our atmosphere are so tightly packed that if an anti-matter bomb were to explode any anti-matter that theoretically would be scattered would react right away anyway.

Once again, anti-matter and matter convert to energy with 100% efficiency.

1+(-1)=0

>>8654640
>>8654644
>>8654662
I assumed this was taking place in a vacuum. If it occurred in an atmosphere the anti-matter coconut would be de-atomized before it could touch the regular coconut.

>>8654573
This.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PfHqo2XLLcs

>>8654636
>He saw a movie about fission bombs and didn't understand it

>>8654670
Yes that's part of why this post is so retarded. We made no such assumptions.

>>8654660

with antimatter clamps

DUH!

>>8654660
Magnets (seriously)

You contain anti-matter with super powerful magnetic fields

>>8654573
You end up with 1/12 of an antimatter coconut

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>>8654672
fucking kek

/thread

>>8654595
>There is an antimatter earth, and there you find an anti matter
perfect qt soulmate waifu
>tfw